Question

filled in for you:
social scientist: what they study:
anthropologist culture
archaeologist
botanist
chemist
linguist
historian
economist
paleontologist
geologist
political scientist

Explanation:

To fill the table, we analyze each scientist:

• Archaeologist: Studies human history via artifacts (ancient remains, etc.).
• Botanist: Studies plants (biology subfield, but here in social? Wait, no—botanist is natural science, but per table’s “social scientist” header, maybe error, but botanist studies plants.
• Chemist: Studies chemicals, reactions (chemistry).
• Linguist: Studies language (linguistics, arts subfield).
• Historian: Studies past events, history.
• Economist: Studies economy (business/economics).
• Paleontologist: Studies ancient life (fossils).
• Geologist: Studies Earth’s structure, rocks.
• Political Scientist: Studies politics, governance.

Filled table (relevant to “what they study”):

Social Scientist	What they study
Archaeologist	human history (artifacts)
Botanist	plants
Chemist	chemicals/reactions
Linguist	language
Historian	history
Economist	economy
Paleontologist	ancient life (fossils)
Geologist	Earth’s structure/rocks
Political Scientist	politics/governance

(Note: Some scientists like botanist/chemist are natural science, but the table labels them “social scientist” possibly in error. Adjusted based on typical study areas.)

Answer:

To fill the table, we analyze each scientist:

• Archaeologist: Studies human history via artifacts (ancient remains, etc.).
• Botanist: Studies plants (biology subfield, but here in social? Wait, no—botanist is natural science, but per table’s “social scientist” header, maybe error, but botanist studies plants.
• Chemist: Studies chemicals, reactions (chemistry).
• Linguist: Studies language (linguistics, arts subfield).
• Historian: Studies past events, history.
• Economist: Studies economy (business/economics).
• Paleontologist: Studies ancient life (fossils).
• Geologist: Studies Earth’s structure, rocks.
• Political Scientist: Studies politics, governance.

Filled table (relevant to “what they study”):

Social Scientist	What they study
Archaeologist	human history (artifacts)
Botanist	plants
Chemist	chemicals/reactions
Linguist	language
Historian	history
Economist	economy
Paleontologist	ancient life (fossils)
Geologist	Earth’s structure/rocks
Political Scientist	politics/governance

(Note: Some scientists like botanist/chemist are natural science, but the table labels them “social scientist” possibly in error. Adjusted based on typical study areas.)